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Why match when you can mismatch? This blind mystery bag hands you a full set of RPG dice where every single die is different — a riot of colours and styles that's proudly a little bit chaotic. It's a fun way to build a set with personality, and the perfect low-cost D&D gift.
At a glance
- Contents: 7 random dice — D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and Percentile
- Style: every die different (deliberately mismatched)
- Format: blind mystery bag
- Best for: D&D and tabletop RPGs
Why it's good
- A complete, functional set with maximum variety
- Order more than one and we'll make sure there are no duplicates
- A great pick-me-up gift for any tabletop player
No two bags are alike — half the fun is seeing what you get.
A full seven-die set, gloriously mismatched. Prefer a matching look? Grab the Original Mystery Dice Bag.
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